I have a table as
EmployeeID IndividualPay FamilyPay IsActive
1 200 300 true
1 100 150 false
This type of transformation is known as a pivot. You did not specify what database you are using but you can use an aggregate function with a CASE
expression in any system:
select employeeid,
max(case when IsActive = 'true' then IndividualPay end) IndPay_IsActive,
max(case when IsActive = 'false' then IndividualPay end) IndPay_IsNotActive,
max(case when IsActive = 'true' then FamilyPay end) FamilyPay_IsActive,
max(case when IsActive = 'false' then FamilyPay end) FamilyPay_IsNotActive
from yourtable
group by employeeid
See SQL Fiddle with Demo
Depending on your database, if you have access to both the PIVOT
and UNPIVOT
functions, then they can be used to get the result. The UNPIVOT
function converts the IndividualPay
and FamilyPay
columns into rows. Once that is done, then you can create the four new columns with the PIVOT
function:
select *
from
(
select employeeid,
case when isactive = 'true'
then col+'_IsActive'
else col+'_IsNotActive' end col,
value
from yourtable
unpivot
(
value
for col in (IndividualPay, FamilyPay)
) unpiv
) src
pivot
(
max(value)
for col in (IndividualPay_IsActive, IndividualPay_IsNotActive,
FamilyPay_IsActive, FamilyPay_IsNotActive)
) piv
See SQL Fiddle with Demo.
Both give the same result:
| EMPLOYEEID | INDIVIDUALPAY_ISACTIVE | INDIVIDUALPAY_ISNOTACTIVE | FAMILYPAY_ISACTIVE | FAMILYPAY_ISNOTACTIVE |
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| 1 | 200 | 100 | 300 | 150 |
Select
EmployeeID,
Active.IndividualPay As IndPay_IsActive,
Active.FamilyPay As FamilyPay_IsActive,
Inactive.IndividualPay As IndPay_IsNotActive,
Inactive.FamilyPay As FamilyPay_IsNotActive
From
PayTable Active
Join PayTable Inactive On Active.EmployeeID = Inactive.EmployeeId
And Inactive.IsActive = 'false'
Where
Active.IsActive = 'true'